Update analyze-baseball-stats-with-pandas-and-matplotlib.mdx

Author: sonnynomnom

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 Another fun visualization that you can create is a comparison of your favorite team's stats to the rest of the league. I grew up in Denver, so my team is the [Colorado Rockies](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colorado_Rockies), who have been laughably bad for the majority of my life. 😅
 
-That being said, there is an interesting phenomenon with the Rockies: it is very easy to hit home runs in Denver because of the altitude. As a result, even though the Rockies are generally a fairly weak team, they end up hitting more home runs than their competitors. Let's graph the Rockies' home runs every year against the league average!
+That being said, there is an interesting phenomenon with the Rockies: **it is very easy to hit home runs in Denver because of the altitude**. As a result, even though the Rockies are generally a fairly weak team, they end up hitting more home runs than their competitors. 
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+Let's graph the Rockies' home runs every year against the league average!
 
 First, we can group the data by year and team to find each team's home runs for a given year: